Smash Up expansions
Monster Smash vs Science Fiction Double Feature
| Question | Monster Smash | Science Fiction Double Feature |
|---|---|---|
| Our label | Worth it | Worth it |
| Buy order | #3 for Smash Up | #4 for Smash Up |
| What it adds | Four factions (Vampires, Mad Scientists, Giant Ants, Werewolves) and 8 bases, introducing power counters that give a minion a lasting +1 power. | Four factions (Cyborg Apes, Shapeshifters, Super Spies, Time Travelers) and 8 bases, with deck manipulation, discard-pile recursion and copying effects. |
| What it fixes | Adds a simple counter mechanic that opens new strategies even for your older decks. | Offers sci-fi themed decks with different playstyles that pair with both older and newer factions. |
| Type | Expansion | Expansion |
| Players | 2–4 players | 2–4 players |
| Rules load | About the same rules load | Adds more rules |
| Best for | Fine for any group | Fine for any group |
| What you need | Playable alone for 2 players (each player mixes 2 factions); 3-4 players need a second Smash Up set or the base game. Mixes with any other Smash Up set. | Playable alone for 2 players (each player mixes 2 factions); 3-4 players need a second Smash Up set or the base game. Mixes with any other Smash Up set. |
| Price guide | $20–$40 | $20–$40 |
| More | Monster Smash details | Science Fiction Double Feature details |